fix: apply permissive model workaround to prevent pydantic validation errors on App Catalog SAML apps (closes #48) - #86
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… errors on App Catalog SAML apps (closes okta#48)
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What
Multiple Pydantic
ValidationErrorfailures occur when listing or retrieving applications created from the Okta App Catalog (SAML templates) and Atlassian SWA templates. The SDK's auto-generated models enforce strict field requirements that do not match the actual API responses for these app types. A single invalid record poisons the entire response page forlist_applications,list_applicationswithq=/filter=, andget_application.Fix
Following the same pattern used for the existing
LogSecurityContextuser_behaviors workaround, we apply a monkey-patch to theApplicationmodel to make all fields optional and allow extra fields. This prevents the strict Pydantic validation from rejecting responses that contain fields not defined in the model or missing fields that the model expects. The fix ensures that all applications (regardless of template) can be returned without crashing on a single bad record.Closes #48